this time everyone knows how what netanyahu is up to.lect netanyahu, and he were to put together a government that basically traded some form of creeping annexation in the west bank to save the prime minister from criminal charges, every friend of israel in the world, jewish and non-jewish, would have to make an ethical choice. are you ready to continue to support an israel that is turned into a jewish banana republic? i tell you, fareed, that question will rip apart every synagogue, every jewish institution, every friendly forum toward israel on any college campus around the world. something very big is at stake here. this election is not a rerun of the last election. this election is about the core issues of israel's identity as a jewish democracy. >> what you're describing in terms of the proposal is part of what would seem like a disturbing trend, the kind of law you're describing, this is the kind of thing erdogan has tried to do in turkey, this is the thing viktor has tried temperature in hungary when he celebrated idea of not bein

netanyahu could be going to jail. that's one track.ack, israel had an election in april. and before that election, a lot of israelis suspected that netanyahu, if he won, was going to build a coalition and the conditions of joining the coalition would be that the members agree that once they get their majority in the israeli parliament, they will pass a law that says a sitting prime minister cannot be indicted. and when the israeli supreme court would strike that law down as illegal, they would then pass another law that would say, the knesset is making the supreme court subservient to its will. it would in effect turn israel into a jewish about yana republic. the parties, the only parties who would go for that banana republic deal, is right wing and ultra orthodox parties. they had him over a barrel. he was going to go to jails. what their their demands? they want annexation of the west bank, basically. so in the end, netanyahu couldn't strike a deal because he lost many other allies who didn't want to go along with his banana republic

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has become the country's longest serving leader with more than 13 years he's the past israel's founding father david ben-gurion netanyahu survived scandals crises and conflicts winning election after election even though the country is growing more polarized bernard smith has more from west jerusalem. i to his supporters benjamin netanyahu has kept israel safe and prosperous maintained its jewish character and boosted its standing internationally but his opponents say he's ruined hopes for peace with the palestinians and tarnished politics with a culture of corruption he called talk of it and you know legacy in but by pointing at one thing but what we have seen into neo's years in office is a much more gradual shift towards taking the palestinian issue off the agenda is row quietly but constantly warming its relations with the major arab sunni states. netanyahu 1st became prime minister in 1996 beating being combin shimon peres by less than one percent of the vote. he won on a platform of opposing the oslo peace accords with the palestinians

from west jerusalem i to supporters benjamin netanyahu has kept israel safe and prosperous maintained its jewish character and boosted its standing internationally but his opponents say he's ruined hopes for peace with the palestinians and tarnished politics with a culture of corruption he called talk of a latino legacy in but by pointing at one thing but what we have seen into neo's years in office is a much more gradual shift towards taking the palestinian issue off the agenda is row quietly but constantly warming its relations with the major arab sunni states. netanyahu 1st became prime minister in 1996 beating being combin shimon peres by less than one percent of the vote. he won on a platform of opposing the oslo peace accords with the palestinians although when in office he continued implementing them and even met his enemy the palestinian liberation organization chief yasser arafat. netanyahu now considers the oslo accords no and void and with who many say is the most supportive u.s. president israel has ever had there's no pressure to make peace with the palestinians the embas

but perhaps some of netanyahu is greatest challenge.

take netanyahu's proposal to annex parts of the e west ba. that's been going on for 50 years, literally. right after the 1967 war, both political parties, both major groupings in israel -- the former labor-based party, the likud-based conglomerate -- they h have slightly different policies, but essentially they have been carrying out a development program in the west bank which is geared towards the goal, the very clear goal, of creating what will be a kind of greater israel, in which israel will take over whatevever is of value in the west bank, leave the palestinian population concentrations -- like in nablus and tulkarm -- leave them isolated. in the rest of the region, there are maybe 150 or so little palestinian enclaves, more or less surrounded by checkpoints, often separated from their fields, able to survive, but barely. meanwhile, jewish settlements are developed. cities have been constructed -- a mamajor city, ma'ale adumim, constructed mostly under clinton, incidentally, under the clinton yeyears, eaeast of f jerusalem. the road to

benjamin netanyahu has reiterated his pledge not to dismantle even the most remote jewish settlement in the occupied west bank there had been speculation that the israeli prime minister may offer concessions on illegal settlements yet to be announced in the u.s. peace proposals. european council president alters because arrived in georgia for the international conference on e.u. eastern european relations meanwhile demonstrators are continuing to rally outside the parliament building demanding an end to what they call pro russian policies hundreds of people have been injured in clashes with riot police since protests started 21 days ago and recent reports. the numbers of people turning out every evening to rally in front of parliament becoming smaller yet the message remains persistently strong. hundreds were injured by police in demonstrations after a russian m.p. addressed the georgian parliament an event which protesters say shows how the government is becoming pro russian it's this violence that gave momentum to the protests some police officers were suspended for their actions t

seven netanyahu -- mrs. s ara netanyahu participated in the united ration of the pilgrimage wrote in the city of david, a remarkable archaeological discovery that provides fresh, scientific historical proof of the connection between the jewish people and jerusalem. with i had to be president trump at the g20 in osaka while the ceremony was taking place, i was proud to have the white house presented by jason greenblatt, from whom you have just heard. i visited the city of david many times, most recently for personal tour and special dinner with my israeli counterpart. this connection between the past and the present leading into the future represented by the pilgrimage road is what president trump instinctively recognized when he promised to move the embassy to jerusalem on the campaign trail and what motivated him to make good on his promise. i understand that connection, and i am proud to serve in the administration that has done more to support it than any in history. [applause] mr. bolton: my friends, our

benjamin netanyahu has reiterated has pledged not to dismantle even the most remote jewish settlement in the occupied west bank they had been speculation of the israeli promise to may offer concessions on the illegal settlements on the yet to be announced to us peace proposals but those concessions it was reported could have been in return for valuable political prizes from donald trump like recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital and speaking on wednesday netanyahu declared all settlements are off limits and any peace plan. is an international criminal law expert and she says netanyahu has moved isn't a surprise this is very much expected before the last time as usual we promise is. not from the new settlements will be very much in favor of the right wing running for election but in same time this is more of. this is we as yes sure ing sorry that was the scene all the men they are on live with the international. west bank settlements in the west bank are illegal and . hundreds of humans from east jerusalem and from west bank are also so when they when they are not going to effect a

but now he faces fresh elections and is under threat of possible corruption charges netanyahu is recordsurpasses that of israel's founding leader david ben-gurion. a strong earthquake has hit just north of the greek capital athens there are no reports of casualties in the $5.00 magnitude tremor but the quake damaged buildings including harbor facilities at the port of pariahs a 2nd tremor was felt 40 minutes later. 50 pilot whales have been discovered dead on a beach in a remote western iceland it's not known what caused the mammals to become stranded local biologists say large groups of the social animals have regularly washed up on land in the area and die but it now seems to be happening more often. this weekend germany's commemorating the final and best known attempt to assassinate adult hitler in 1944 allied troops were advancing through europe but hitler's dictatorship was still firmly in control and berlin even so there were members of his inner circle who realized the nazi war of aggression was doomed and they fear that the end of the nazis would mean the end of germany 75 years

but now he faces fresh elections and is under threat of possible corruption charges netanyahu is record surpasses that of israel's founding leader david ben-gurion. well this weekend germany is commemorating the final and best known attempt to assassinate at all for hitler in 1944 allied troops were advancing through europe but hitler's dictatorship was still firmly in control in berlin so there were members of his inner circle who realized that the nazi war of aggression was doomed and fear that the end of the nazis would mean the end of germany well 75 years ago they conspired to kill hitler and failed it was the morning of the 20th of july 944. and to the wolf's headquarters there he met with generals for a strategy briefing colonel klaus shank cough onst often bug was also present and in his bag he was carrying an explosive device at 12 42 pm the bomb exploded killing several people but hit the target of the attack was only slightly injured the betray you. the failed puts against hitler has gone down in history in germany the 20th of july is an important anniversary for german chanc

benjamin netanyahu today becomes israel's longest serving prime minister he spent over 13 years in officebut now he faces fresh elections and he's under threat of possible corruption charges netanyahu is record surpasses that of israel's founding leader david ben-gurion. in puerto rico thousands of demonstrators turned out friday to demand the resignation of the country's governor ricardo seo the pressure on row seo has been mounting after several high ranking government officials were arrested on corruption charges so far the governor has refused to stand down. 50 pilot whales have been discovered dead on a beach in a remote western iceland it's not known what caused the mammals to become stranded local biologists a large groups of the social animals regularly be washed up on land in the area and die by it now seems to be happening more often. now this weekend germany is commemorating the final and best known attempt to assassinate adult hitler in 944 allied troops were advancing through europe but hitler's dictatorship was still firmly in control in berlin even so there were members of

benjamin netanyahu today becomes israel's longest serving prime minister he spent over 13 years in office but now he faces fresh elections and is under threat of possible corruption charges netanyahu his record surpasses that of israel's founding leader david ben-gurion. in persia rico thousands of demonstrators turned out on friday demanding the resignation of the country's government ricardo the pressure on resale has been mounting after several high ranking government officials were arrested on corruption charges so far the governor has refused to stand down. that's your news bulletin up next reporter looks at cycling's twitter fronts and the women who want to take part.

with what gets said and how much is about who says it i think it's both if i had said as binyamin netanyahu son had said a few weeks ago on twitter israel is a jewish state from the river to the sea i would have not been fired i would have not been criticized i would have gone unnoticed now obviously when people of color or when muslims say there are there are even lower threshold for critique in this in this vein c.n.n. succumb to a very serious smear campaign against marc lamont hill that was driven by a wide range of pro israel forces the united states mandel who is the editor of the washington examiner he accuse marc lamont hill of supporting genocide against jews which is just utterly ridiculous and we have even people like ben shapiro was a popular personality on the right he also joined the campaign to brand mark lamont hill and we're in an environment where people are susceptible to smear campaigns there is no question about it and unfortunately large media companies are concerned about their image and so they sometimes respond in the wrong way to smear campaigns you know twice over

prime's netanyahu today inaugurating some more construction in such settlements south of bethlehem trying to counteract that kind of criticism which has already come in all of this i think must be seen in the context of 2 things jared kushner and jason green berets visit to the region which is underway or will soon be under way this week visiting jordan israel qatar saudi arabia and the united arab emirates all of this ahead of what is being reported in the israeli press today which is. a summit which is being organized at camp david the u.s. presidential retreat at which according to this report arab leaders are going to be briefed on the political part of the trump plan to try to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict in that according to this reporting president trump will give broad outlines and talk about enhanced saying palestinian autonomy but not about palestinian statehood and that is the message that his ambassador to israel david friedman gave an interview with c.n.n. just last night in which he said that increasing or policy in autonomy would only go up to such a point as it

is an international criminal law expert she says benjamin netanyahu has moved isn't a surprise. this is very much expected before the elections time as usual we promise is for us to not effect from the new settlements will be very much in favor of the right wing running for election but in same time this is more of. this is the ass yes shooting story that was the scene of the netanyahu government that they are not on line with the international concept that the west bank settlements in the west bank are illegal and that. hundreds of palestinians from east jerusalem and from west bank are also so when they went a step they are not going to effect any money whether or. means those who were already in it will not back their hands. obviously no peace process will will will be achieved without dealing with the settlements issue so it's as if netanyahu is claiming that there is open and his government is open and sponsored actually is open to negotiation the same sound they are ruling out the one main conditions for the. crosses to a place so there's a lot of controversy and people wh

i talked to prime minister netanyahu extensively. they would be guaranteed. now that is off the table. now they have a choice to make with the world community. do do they go forward with their nuclear program and ruin their country or do they stop? michelle: congressman, when you say the president says a nuclear weapon is the red line. we know that iran is starting to march again towards a nuclear weapon. israel said it never really stopped with that march, only pretended to under the premise of this deal. at when we say red line, what point in this march towards nuclear weapons does the u.s. or israel considers some kind of preemptive strike? >> i think there was a determination the president will have to make. any issues of war and peace, probably the heaviest decisions to be made by the president. you can feel it and a room. we were discussing how to respond to the drone being shot down that we were surprised because we thought it was high enough in the sky to be protected. but i think it is a discretionary call on the part of the present that i think he m

netanyahu urged the e.u. to reimpose sanctions. >> do it. just do it.nilaterally withdrew the u.s. from the agreement last year. mr. trump has since imposed sanctions that have hobbled the iranian economy. >> no, no message to iran. they know what they're doing. they know what they're playing with. and i think they're playing with fire. so no message to iran whatsoever. >> reporter: yesterday the white house issued a statement that said tehran was violating the terms of the nuclear agreement. quote, even before the deal's existence. seriously was the one-word response from the iranian foreign minister. it's unclear what the white house was suggesting. iran was officially in compliance with the agreement when the u.s. pulled out from it. and iran says it will further enrich its uranium starting next week if the european union fails to offer it a new nuclear deal. a lot of threats, anne-marie. >> indeed. laura podesta here in new york. thank you. >>> the u.s. border patrol is under fire this morning after inappropriate posts surfaced in a secret facebook

prime minister netanyahu has chances in the israeli elections coming up in september also to consolidate normalization between israel and other arab states before the resolution of the israeli palestinian conflict and thirdly to try to achieve peace with the exclusion of the palestinians something which of course the palestinians will resolutely opposed. now british promised abbas johnson as a northern ireland discussed breck's that with political leaders as he continues a tour of the united kingdom discussions are expected to center on the so-called irish back stop it is a contentious point of choice a maze failed brakes at dale designed to avoid a hard border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland. i expect breaks it may come up a little bit i don't rule that out and i think the crucial thing to stress is that . this is the attach huge importance to the letter the spirit of the of the belfast good friday agreement and it will be in insisting on that now then baba has more from belfast. well prime minister johnson's only spending a few hours here at stormont and he said hi

prime minister netanyahu has chances in the israeli elections coming up in september also to consolidate normalization between israel and other arab states before the resolution of the israeli palestinian conflict and thirdly to try to achieve peace with the exclusion of the palestinians something which of course the palestinians will resolutely oppose. turkey's defense minister says his country will set up a so-called safe zone in northern syria with or without the u.s. and nato allies will resume talks soon in an effort to reach an agreement but as in the hotter reports from gaza divisions between them run deep. more soldiers arrived at already heavily fortified positions the show of force coinciding with turkey repeatedly warning it might carry out a possible cross border operation its military wants a safe zone inside the y.p. g. controlled area in northeast syria it considers the syrian kurdish armed group a threat to its national security but it is also an ally of the united states which has warned turkey against taking any unilateral military action we know that there are official

netanyahu is nothing new allegation is false defamatory insult think that you win people. he has to know that iran has the largest jewish population within the climate for more than $25000.00 jewish belief in iran freely they have to know god they have jewish schools they have an issue even as they have the right to their rights leave the country and come back to the concretely so. this is your life that's been jim and i thought that all the time and he wanted to put pressure on the americas and. every time he does they need the card because he knows the europeans and the americans are scared of that and can not say that when he feels that the need to call them on the run history has really helped the jewish people out you go back many many years ago when the jews were held as slaves in the bible you learned. conquered by belonged and sent them back to israel who have free will have it's free freedom of religion. iran's did the 2nd temple of jerusalem and just as the last one just to get in touch during the 2nd world war he runs ambassador to france delivered in passport t

prime minister netanyahu has chances in the israeli elections coming up in september also to consolidate normalization between israel and other arab states before the resolution of the israeli palestinian conflict and thirdly to try to achieve peace with the exclusion of the palestinians something which of course the palestinians will resolutely oppose in hong kong where $44.00 protesters have been in court charge of the rioting they face up to 10 years in jail if convicted of the 1st riot and prosecution so far and months of mass protests against china's control most were granted bail until a further hearing and ordered not to leave hong kong the charges relate to recent violent protests by the chinese government's office. donald trump is accusing china of waiting until the 2020 u.s. presidential election to strike a trade deal is threatening to be a lot tougher with beijing if he's reelected the trade talks between the world's 2 biggest economies have resumed after stalling in may over tariffs on china's trade war with the u.s. is expected to be discussed at a regional summit in thaila

with what gets said and how much is about who says it i think it's both if i had said as binyamin netanyahu son had said a few weeks ago on twitter israel is a jewish state from the river to the sea i would have not been fired i would have not been criticized i would have gone unnoticed now obviously when people of color or when muslims say there are there are even lower threshold for critique in this in this vein c.n.n. succumb to a very serious smear campaign against marc lamont hill that was driven by a wide range of pro israel forces the united states mandela was the editor of the washington examiner he accused marc lamont hill of supporting genocide against jews which is just utterly ridiculous and they have even people like ben shapiro was a popular personality on the right he also joined the campaign to brand marc lamont hill in an environment. people are susceptible to smear campaigns there's no question about it and unfortunately large media companies are concerned about their image and so they sometimes respond in the wrong way to smear campaigns you know twice over the past decad

from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is there a difficult circle to be squared there onthe part of the european union because arguably the e.u. has got to work with israel it's got to work with netanyahu and it's also got to work with donald trump i mean or to put it another way when iran says we do not want nuclear weapons does the e.u. believe that because obviously the united states does not believe that. you know i'm. in the europe and the river and want to find a solution up to a certain point of call they're all right and in the they want to help iran and the us in syria are really in this for the pride to help iran but at the same time of call that they can know that don't want to destroy the very important special relationship with the united states and they brought them to relationship with her and a guy who said this is the most difficult. question to solve in the this is big question within the most difficult to solve but mr nicolo you seem to be talking about a process.

they're all pointing the finger to iran the question is why will i think we have the answer and netanyahu statement you had in your segment he wants the rest of the world to go to war to get rid of an enemy that he has next door could the european nations and the p 5 plus one of done anymore i mean they're not exactly many countries all the texan ought to stand up to the united states where they just capitulating then how could they have done any more. no they were capitulating but what happened is pompei were threw his weight around and said hey you either trade with puny iran or you trade with us you make you make a choice this is exactly what has happened and the whole idea when when iran exceeded the 300 kilograms they exceeded that because the us on may 6th suspended the waivers allowing them to sell their excess enrich uranium so they couldn't sell it and then the us said ah ha you've got too much of that so the whole thing is rigged the neocons around trump want a war they're pushing it forward to push it further and the pushing the same propaganda that question when they wanted th

benjamin netanyahu, he has the right to say, "i don't want to hear."rs like jerry nadler come out and say the bds movement, once dominic wants israel's estimation. where is the party that is codefendants issue? >> jon: in terms of the resolution itself? >> lisa: on israel and particularly the bds movement. >> jon: the party is united on this. we've got a couple members who have high profiles, they are still fresh members. they don't carry a lot of weight despite what some people want to say about them. but they do get a lot of attention. particularly when they make -- this one in particular, when they make comments that are less than helpful and offensive to many. i think it works against us. >> melissa: can we clarify? i want to make sure everyone understands. they are saying "bds." that's boycott divest sanctions against israel. and it's a movement to treat israel similar to the way that we view and treat iran. those are not equivalent. this is our democratic ally. it's the only country in the region that shares a love of democracy. while it's one th

their presence across the territory up to the jordan valley the settlers are a major support for netanyahu is a right wing government and has been for reelection. a violent storm in northern greece has killed at least 6 tourists and injured dozens more the storm struck the popular tourist region of hulky decay near the city of thessaloniki the strong winds and torrential rain overturned cars and toppled trees the head of civil protection says a state of emergency has been declared main wall beachgoers were forced to flee in east and italy after they were battered by hail stones the size of all ages 18 people were injured the city of pescado was flooded in the storm. now brazil's congress has taken a major step towards pension reform a key goal of president and also narrow the bill passed in the lower house with a clear majority its supporters say pension reform is needed to avoid bankruptcy propose changes include raising the retirement age and increase in contributions but pension reform continues to face opposition thousands of people demonstrated in sao paolo and other settings against

i have known prime minister netanyahu since 1985. we are personal friends. he's been in my home, he has spoken at my church. i consider him one of the great leaders in the history of israel. the reason that christians support israel is that the bible supports israel. the bible presents its rail as the sovereign state that god created. israel is the on state in the history of the world created by a sovereign act of god. god in genesis 12 made a covenant with abraham. i will bless you, i will make your name great, i will bless your children with the jewish people. yourur children will bless the nations of the earth. then in the 17th chapter he made a blood covenant. god did. with abraham. and god caused him to put five animals on the ground in a blood covenant. and god walked between the separated pieces reciting the contents of the covenant which was to give the land of israel to the jewish people forever. it was an unbreakable covenant. there was a shoe covenant, a salt covenant and blood covenant. just stay with the fact that god almighty who created the he

prime minister netanyahu has chances in the israeli elections coming up in september also to consolidate normalization between israel and other arab states before the resolution of the israeli palestinian conflict and thirdly to try to achieve peace with the exclusion of the palestinians something which of course the palestinians will resolutely oppose a $50000000000.00 plan to build a rival to the panama canal can now appears to have sunk that 6 year. since the president of nicaragua and a chinese billionaire announced work was starting well the project should we well on the way to completion by now but our correspondent sean holden has been finding out the construction workers are nowhere to be seen you can blow it out. it was meant to be the culmination of a century of nicaraguan dreams the country's very own great canal linking the pacific and atlantic oceans when doing it by chinese billionaire handed a generous concession by the government in 2013 everyone is talking about it we found not a stone's been late and this point there was a big ceremony too in or great the building of th

benjamin netanyahu considering whether to block ilhan omar and rashida tlaib from visiting israel in the next few weeks. a new israel -- acting homeland security secretary in a battle royale at the border. we bring you the explosive fighting tonight. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. lots of blowback. critics say the president should have stopped the chants at the rally last night. president trump: oh harm minimize the september 11 attacks on our homeland saying some people did something. and tlaib also used the f word to describe the president said and your president. that's not nice. even to me. representative alexandria ocasio-cortez, she has conducted outrageous attacks against men and women of law enforcement. liz: that was the president with what he is saying are the complaints against with the squad. we have a lot more news coming out of d.c. today. we have it all covered. rich edson is at the state department with the latest on iran. reporter: the president did announce the white house

among the speakers, secretary of state mike pompeo and john bolton, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will also address the gathering via videoconference. is

speaking via satellite israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it's time for the world to get tough with tehran. the whole american drones the foreign missiles. their neighbors and it's important to respond to these arsons not by reducing the person but by increasing the person we should go to reward aggressor and. this latest escalation started when u.s. president donald trump walked away from the agreement that his own country had been instrumental in crafting he said it wouldn't stop tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. on monday vice president mike pence stepped up the rhetoric. iran should not confuse american restraint with the lack of american resolve i really hope for the best with the united states of america and our military are prepared to protect our interests and protect our personnel and our citizens in the region we will continue to oppose around small line influence we will continue to bring pressure on their economy and under president donald trump america will never allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. analysts have warned that in the current atmosphere a

of the 1st nations to respond is israel let's listen to what the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had to say. iran is violated solemn promise under the un security council not to enrich uranium beyond a certain level. enrichment of uranium is made for one reason and one reason only for the creation of atomic bombs. the leaders of the p 5 plus one promised and committed to snap that sanctions the minute iran did it just did were you. a challenge from the israeli prime minister what could be done to save the deal i hate to say it but i'm afraid it's dead i think there's no way to save the deal of the desperate efforts it put to put together from the european side the german government the british government the french governments to facilitate trade in the oil extent with the iranian side but without major success so far they have think the europeans of simply have not the capability to save the deal and i'm afraid in the foreseeable future let's stay is saying one or 2 men will be formally dead and what does this all mean for the conflict with the united states i think if iran is f

dollars trying to defeat bibi netanyahu he did.wer is, we don't think that counts, reality circumstance democrat don't think it counts when they try to affect an elect, hillary clinton took a page from barack obama, he did not succeed in stopping bibi netanyahu from being re-elected or holding his prime ministership, but she and not see a problem with giving money through law firms. >> that was money laundering, mccabe has raggeddal -- rationalized, saying not primary actors it can't through law firm and dnc. that is plenty of money laundering. >> you seeing here is u.s. taxpayer dollars being used to do opposition research on the president. those subpoenas and lawsuit to fry tfry try it get at -- try tt the president's tax returns is worse, that is your tax money trying to get off research against president, desperately. kennedy: to what strzok and page were trying to do. >> a lovely couple. kennedy: you know, was there obstruction committed by wiping their devices of information that seemed pertinent to an investigation. >> one o

i have known prime minister netanyahu since 1885. we are personal friends. he has been in my home. he is spoken at my church i consider him one of the great leaders in the history of israel. the reason that christian support is real because the bible is real. the bible presents israel as a sovereign state. it is the only state in the history of the world created by a sovereign act of god. god in genesis 12 made a covenant i will bless your children with the jewish people your children will bless the nations of the earth. and then in the 17th chapter to make a blood covenant that god did with abraham. god called him to put five animals on the ground and he walked between the separated pieces deciding the contents of the covenant to give the land of israel to the jewish people forever. there are i three types of covenants a shoe and assault and the blood covenant but don't go down that road. but god created the heaven and the earth he had the right to do what he wanted to do. israel is the only nation on the face of the earth with boundaries recorded and is recorded in the word of go

netanyahu is also calling on european countries to "stand by your commitments and impose sanctions."e european union have failed to agree on who would take the bloc's top leadership positions. this is the second time in 10 days leaders have been unable to reach a consensus. member nations have not timmerman, whos was expected to be the next chief executive.

solomon teka who was shot dead by an off duty policeman last week israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned protesters to stop breaking the law only to remove you from. we all mourn the tragic death of young solomon turk and we brace the family we brace the european community that is dear to me it is due to us these are not mere words i know that there are problems that need to be solved we have worked hard and i need to work more to solve them but i ask of you one thing stop blocking the road we are a nation of law we will not tolerate the blocking of roads i ask you to solve the problems together well upholding the law. now the un has condemned the deaths of hundreds of syrian civilians living in areas controlled by rebels the syrian government and its russian allies have been bombing areas in the provinces of hama for more than 2 months according to activists an average of 2 children are being killed every day santa has been monitoring developments from neighboring lebanon. fear is etched in the faces of these children a fighter jet that is close by. the coffin and it's awful.

. >> benjamin netanyahu spelled out a similar opinion. >> the enrichment of uranium is made for one reasonnd one reason only. it is for the creation of atomic bombs. the leaders promised and committed themselves to snapback sanctions the minutee iran did that. it just did. where e are you? fresh sanctions is not necessarily a priority. germany called on iran to stop and reverse activities that go against agreement, as did the british and the french. towe ask iran to put an end activities not in compliance made under the agreement. right to says it has a go back on some of its commitments. withdrawal and its sanctions on iran started to unravel the agreement. iran has made small but significant steps to violate parts of the accord. emmanuel macron spoke with his iranian counterpart and has set a july 15 deadline to resume talks between all parties in a bid to salvage the deal. genie: roderigo dutere has been popular in the philippines since 2016. a recent poll put his approval rating at close to 80%. strongman leader has attracted criticism abroad for human rights abuses related to as flags

without having to shoot something down or do something really inflammatory. >> so when benjamin netanyahullenging european leaders to engage here, what will be the response from the european community when largely it backed this agreement with the u.s. being part of it? >> well, i think the europeans are disappointed. i think they did what they could to uphold the agreement and also cited the fact that iran was observing the agreement when trying to push for possibly doing what they could to keep the agreement in place. now that iran has breached the agreement twice, as you pointed out, it's a lot harder for them to make the argument that, hey, we're here. the iranians are still on board and we're going to do what we can to try to make this work. as it stands right now, that warning about going down this track of nuclear enrichment, it's just a dangerous path. once it starts, it's not really clear where it's going to end. >> ramin asgard, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, billionaire and sex offender jeffrey epstein is back in jail. what we're learning about the new sex tr

israeli air base, netanyahu cited recent statements by iran that he called threats to destroy israel> and france will introduce an eco tax for airlines flying out of that country which is expected to raise about $200 million in 2020. the french transport minister said france will gradually introduce that tax you're up to date. that's the news umidate this hour back to you. >> thanks so much. >> cars were imported to the u.s. from mexico at a record pace in 2019 >> remember about a month ago when the president was threatening a series of escalating tariffs for anything coming out of mexico, but really everybody knew it would hurt the auto industry most they're going to stop buildish cars down there. that hasn't happened look at the latest data released by the mexico automobile association. it's clear that auto imports, they continue at a strong pace up 13% in the first half you see how many were brought in from mexico last year, 2.7 million. we're going to blow by that at the rate we're going right now by the way, mexico, now responsible for 16% of the vehicles that are sold here in t

just one hour ago, netanyahu tweeted quote, i reiterate, israel will not allow iran to develop nuclear weapons. today i again call on all european countries, uphold your commitment. you committed to act the moment iran violated the nuclear agreement. just two weeks ago on this program, the israeli ambassador to the united nations said israel is ready for whatever comes next. >> we are always ready to defend ourselves. if god forbid iran would try to attack israel or the u.s. troops, they will pay a heavy price and they know that. liz: to the white house, where we find edward lawrence. what is the responsible inside the white house to the news that the breach has now happened with enriched uranium? reporter: we don't have a response to that initially right now. what i can tell you is president donald trump has said that any more aggression from iran would be met with some serious aggression from the u.s. side, retaliation from the u.s. side. on the g20 summit, while trade stood front and center, it was iran that dominated the sidelines of each of the sessions. in fact, the french presid

with what gets said and how much is about who says it i think it's both if i had said as binyamin netanyahu son had said a few weeks ago on twitter israel is a jewish state from the river to the sea i would have not been fired i would have not been criticized i would have gone unnoticed now obviously when people of color or when muslims say there are even lower threshold for critique in this in this vein c.n.n. succumb to a very serious smear campaign against marc lamont hill that was driven by a wide range of pro israel forces the united states mandela was the editor of the washington examiner he accused marc lamont hill of supporting genocide against jews which is just utterly ridiculous.